The Behaviorist Bookclub
1 General CEU

CEUs for BCBAs and BCaBAs (BACB ACE). Not eligible for RBT PDUs.

Eric Soltysik

Collaboration and Building Rapport: Starting a Strong Foundation With Caregivers and Stakeholders in the School or Community

Nov 11, 202612:00 PM ESTLive
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About This Event
Working in school and community settings requires providers to collaborate with caregivers, educators, service providers, and other stakeholders who play an important role in a client's care. Providers may encounter barriers and biases when entering these settings, which can affect communication, collaboration, and their ability to become an effective part of the treatment team. This presentation will explore common barriers and biases providers may experience when working in school and community environments. Participants will learn strategies for building rapport with team members, increasing involvement in client care, and establishing shared goals across providers and stakeholders. The presentation will also discuss effective ways to communicate and provide feedback when needed while maintaining respectful and collaborative relationships. Through these strategies, providers can support stronger teamwork and more consistent care across settings.
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Eric Soltysik

Event Details

Date

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Time

12:00 PM EST

Duration

60 minutes

Format

Live

CEUs

1 General

Learning Objectives
1

The objective for this talk with be discussing barriers and bias the we as providers face when entering schools and community settings and working with large treatment teams. Also discussing methods of building rapport with team members within these settings, involvement with client care, and also being able to provide feedback when needed.

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